Trust busting talk swirls in Chicago DA interview
District Attorney Sima of Chicago discussed trust busting with the president, signaling an impending attack on the lar vester trust. In ongoing proceedings, Orchard Das testified about mine explosions, powder theft, and plans to blow up the Bunker mine while detailing his links to union activity and a strike committee.
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Serieps
Wasilington
Sima
Chicago
Truat
Prealdenat
Larvester Trust
Ted Peabe
Orchard Das
Burke
Richardson
Witnen
Davis
Orchard
Sherman Parker
Mayor and Comptroller Face Bond Signing Marathon
The city must sign 64,000 bonds for a 108,609 project to pay for local improvements like Queen Anne and Jackson Avenue regrades. Mayor Moore and Comptroller Carrell are under pressure to approve the massive 15,000 bond allotment promptly.
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Moore
Carrell
Omaha Visitors From Seattle On City Trade Excursion
Governor Sheldon leads 100 Omaha businessmen and Seattle guests on a four car Pullman train excursion to review the Omaha packing and commercial sector. Eddie A. Cudahy, son of the magnate, is among the visitors who tour North Yakima Seattle Bremerton and Tacoma, with plans to visit the navy yard and inspect the battleship Nebraska.
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Seattle Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
King Street Depot
Omaha
Sheldon
Seattle
North Yakima
Eddie A. Cudahy
Pat Crow
Northwest
Bremerton
Nebraska
Tacoma
Navy Yard
Expected Shipments Shift for Alaska and Philippines
The report will show an able rise in wuppites shipped to Alaska by year end as the quartermaster completes his June report. Philippine shipments are expected to decline.
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Alaska
Philippine
Restaurants Reopen Sunday Service After Closing Push
Proprietors in Seattle shift stance on Sunday hours. Fears of losing revenue and rival openings prompted wavering support for a two thirds restaurant closure plan, with many venues posting notices that meals will be served Sunday.
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Seattle
Eorlier
Nevel
Bunce Claims Pursuit Of Smugglers In Opium Case
James A. Bunce ex-deputy sheriff and ex-detective on trial for smuggling opium into the United States last October asserts he acted to aid his government. He says he gained smugglers’ confidence by carrying 200 pounds of opium in three trunks as a ruse to trap them and deny knowledge of their identities.
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Bunce
James A. Bunce
King County
United
Amagna
Oni
Pance
A. BT. Helmer
The
Treasury
J. Hatl
Custome
Linden
Hunee
Ball
Theatrical Association Formed by Local Theater Workers
A Theatrical Association formed at a Star theater meeting, starting with 100 members. Temporary officers were named including S L Jenkins president and William Pynchon vice president. Dr Ghent serves as physician. The group is not a labor union and aims to improve relations and provide sick and death benefits.
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Star Theater
S. L. Jenkins
William Pynchon
Harry Went
Eddie Roeach
F. BE. Minach
A. T. Eiweil
C. C. Wheeter
The Truth About John Riplinger
An exposé outlines John Riplinger's career as a tool of powerful interests in Seattle and King County. It claims private life honesty was lacking and alleges manipulation by influential men who profited from city and county government. Joe Smith plans to publish the full life story and defalcation narrative starting next Monday.
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John Riplinger
Seattle
King County
Johinger
Joe Smith
Cyclone Destroys Town Kur racht in India
A cyclone hits Kur racht India on June 1 wiping out the town. Reports say several steamers and barges were lost with many feared killed as the cyclone’s eye passed over the harbor area.
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Kurracht
Weve
Picnic for high school seniors at Three Tree Point on June 15
The class day picnic for high school seniors will be held at Three Tree Point on June 15. The steamer Kitcap is chartered to transport the class for the outing.
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Three Tree Point
Kitcap
Sir Humphrey Wins Hackney Classes at London Show
Sir Humphrey owned by Pabet of Milwaukee, the only American entry, won first prize in the hackney stallion class for four year olds and up. The horse also captured the gold cap for the beer hackney stallion in the event.
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London
Sir Humphrey
Pabet
Milwaukee
Railroad Commission to show cause on June 17
The Washington State Railway Commission must show cause on June 17 why it should set hearings requested by Shire Railroad Navigation on June 21 about traffic interchange between this company and other roads, as fixed by Judge Hanford.
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Washington State Railway Commission
Hanford
Shire Railroad Navigation Company
Bandit Robs Missoula Saloon in Broad Daylight
A masked bandit entered the Debdorgia saloon in Missoula Montana and demanded cash. He secured about $600 after threatening staff, then fled the scene in an unknown direction.
Mrs McFadden Discharged as Suspect in Montana Theft
Police freed Mrs Mattie McFadden after no evidence linked her to a grand larceny in Glasgow Montana. Her husband Alfred McFadden remains held on possible burglary ties to Port Angeles.
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Mattie McFadden
Glasgow
Mont
Alfred McFadden
Port Angeles
One Killed and Two Hurt in Vehicle Crash
A crash under the York Motor Club auspices left MacKenaie, president of Jasdard Brake Co, dead. Mosher, a bicycle policeman, and W. H. Swan were injured. Details indicate the accident occurred on an electric line route.
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York Motor Club
MacKenaie
Jasdard Brake Co
Mosher
W. H. Swan
Dle
Mrs Eva Katherine O'Conner Dead In Kirkland
Mrs Eva Katherine O Conner of Kirkland wife of K O Conner and mother of Patrolman O Conner died early today at her son’s home 2310 North Fifty eighth street She came to the county with her husband in 1872 was among the first settlers at Kirkland Funeral likely Sunday at Cartons undertaking parlors Fremont with interment in Kirkland cemetery
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Eva Katherine O'Conner
K. O'Conner
Kirkland
O'Conner
North
Fifty Eighth St
Fremont
Georgetown restaurant keeper guilty of arson in fire
Edward Hunter of Georgetown was found guilty by a jury in Judge Morris's department of the superior court. He was charged with setting fire to the restaurant building to collect insurance.
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Edward Hunter
Georgetown
Judge Morris’ Department of the Experior Court
Hunter
Negro Will Be Coach for Minnesota Football Team
Hobby Marshall an famous colored end of the Minnesota team has served as an assistant coach for next season. He likely will lead the new men and oversee their training and development.
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Hobby Marshall
Minnesota
Minnesota Eleven
Big Tent Woes Delay Christian Endeavor Convention
The local Christian Endeavor committee struggles to hire a contractor to erect and seat the largest tent for the international convention. Seats may cost about $6,000, far above prior totals, and Seattle contractors demand at least $4,600. A gap of over $3,000 exists, risking completion before the four week countdown.
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Christian Endeavor Committee
Seattle
Tent seating plan allows over 15000 capacity
The document notes a seating arrangement for a tent that can accommodate more than 15,000 persons, highlighting the scale of the event space and its capacity.
Hickey Breaks Hand Forces Aberdeen Pitcher Out
Aberdeen star soumpet pitcher Jack Hickey broke a hand during yesterday's game while stopping a fast ball. He was taken to Providence hospital for an x ray and will be treated by Dr. W A Silliman, sidelining him for several weeks.
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Jack Hickey
Aberdeen
Providence Hospital
Hickey
W. A. Silliman
Revival Attends by Mrs. Steunenberg in Walla Walla
Mrs. Steunenberg wife of Idaho's governor attends a revival meeting in Walla Walla. She expresses hope for a better life ahead as speakers discuss Moyer and Pettibone and the broader reform context.
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Biennes
Walla
Wash
Jane 7
Steunenberg
Idaho
Berg
Moyer
Pettibone
Warnings Issued for Indicted Portland Furniture Firm Members
Federal grand jury indictments in Portland require the implicated furniture firm members to report next Monday at 10 oclock or face warrants. They are to appear together to avoid the reading of the indictments and further legal action.
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Portland
Coal Baron Fathers Hard Times Move Objects Direction
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a coal dealer or coal baron and a father figure facing hard times. References to moving objects, gyroscope, and ditches appear, with unclear names such as Hank and Warole. The text lacks coherent details, making precise events and entities difficult to confirm.
Corey's Fate in Balance in Steel Trust Row
York June 7 President Coreys Tate sits amid a board dispute over his private affairs. Some members insist such matters should not affect his presidency of the Steel trust while others argue his private life reflects his business methods and that he should resign.
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York
Corey
Tate
United States Steel Treaty
Steel Trust
Bis
Howeorne Inherits, Then Ends Life After Fire Loss
Richard M Howeorne squandered eighty thousand dollars left by his Windsor hotel fire victim sister. Yesterday his body was found by boys in a gulch at East Lake Bourne slashed his wrist with a razor and shot himself twice in the head.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
East Lake
Jone
Richard M. Howrne
Windsor
New York
Bourne
Washington football schedule announced for upcoming season
The University of Washington unveils a schedule including Seattle High School on Oct 19, Utah on Oct 26, Willamette College in Oregon, New Sh tman College at Walla Walla on Nov 23, Idaho on Thanksgiving Day. Coach Enoch Bagehaw will lead the team and announce practice once college opens.
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University of Washington
Seattle High School
University of Utah
Willamette College
Oregon
Tman College
Walla Wall
University of Idaho
Enoch Bagehaw
Attacked Wife as Beating Case Probed by Judge
E. T. Carlson a saloon operator questioned by Police Judge Gordon for alleged attack on his wife. Neighbors found the couple’s home on Beacon Hill in turmoil with the wife and baby in the attic. A divorce suit is pending. Carlson asked for a light fine to not starve his children.
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E. T. Carlson
Moore
Gordon
Carlson
Beacon Hill
Emanse
Kansas Crops Fail. May Frosts Hit Yield
Reports from Kansas indicate crop yield will be about 46 million bushels above last year’s output, damaged by May frosts. Cereals opened lower with July futures trading from 96 3 4 to 95 3 4 as market rumors swelled to near 97 1 2.
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Chicago
Kansas
Thief Evades Police After Jewel Robbery Aboard Ship
A daylight robbery aboard the steamship Minnesota off Kobe Japan left Mrs. William Bradley Walker missing jewels valued around 3000 dollars. Police aboard Pt Townsend and Kobe suspects suggest the thief likely fled the vessel as alarms spread. Captain Austin ordered searches of all passengers as investigators review how entry was gained through an ajar stateroom window.
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Minnesota
Kobe
Japan
William Bradley Walker
Major Goodman
Austin
English Fighters Draw Color Line In Ring Clash
Report notes boxers in England refusing to face nonwhite opponents following Bam Langford’s quick win over Tiger Smith at the National Sporting Club in London. Gunner Moir, Pryneh champion, states he will not box Langford under any circumstances.
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Johnny Bull
Bam Langford
Bnelang Pugilet
Tiger Smith
National Sporting Club
London
Moir
Langford
Kimono doctors to be ousted by Chief Wappenstein
St Paul dispatch reports Minneapolis officials plan to oust the Stand ard 611 Co for alleged discrimination. Chief Wappenstein acted on evidence from The Star accusing the kimono doctors of fraud and unlicensed medical practice. He orders the street ads stopped and the peddler license void.
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ST. Paul
Standard 611 Co
Minneapolis
Walton
LaFayette
Wappenstein
Star
First Ave
Washington St
Myers
Poiceman
Four South Athletes Planned for P N A Meet in City
It is certain that four top south sprinters Cheek Powell Plaw and Snedigar will compete at the P N A annual meet in this city on June 22. An attempt may bring Parsons as well, making a premiere trio with Kelly and Snedigar. Local athletes train hard for the event. PANA Ill June 7 Dr W T Lynn celebrated his good birthday by entertaining 600 persons at his country home.
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Cheek
Powell
Plaw
Snedigar
Parsons
Kelly
Pana, Ill
W. T. Lynn
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